Grand Prix Rejects

I'd also like to point out that Cptn's posts misrepresentate a lot of things (the support on Yanukovych's "legal" government, the "division" of the country pre-invasion, the comparison between Australia and Russia - lol wat ...) but then again I suppose misrepresentating was his...

I think we should buy HRT and name it "F1 rejects Racing Organization". This would lead to offering drive to Luca Badoer and JDD, and as a reserve and test driver I'd see HWNSNBM of course. And Mario as a technical director

Crashu!!!!!!

but that looks extremely unlikely and most people would pit for wet tyres anyway.[/quote]
And for sure Vettel will, just to cover Alonso

BlindCaveSalamander wrote:

dinizintheoven wrote:

Shizuka wrote:De Cesaris will crash into Piquet, Barrichello will blame Patrese...

...and Lewis Hamilton will get a drive-through penalty.

...for a collision with Felipe Massa.

Fixed

Ferrarist wrote:Bernie, take a good look at these fans, and then ask yourself if it's worth the money to race at places like Abu Dhabi, Bahrain or China.

Someone give this man a beer!

And could you explain me why no penalty for Di Resta?

Shizuka wrote:That was on lap 1.

Thank you

Interesting fact: This weekend will be Michael Schumacher's 300th Grand Prix weekend. Won't be his 300th start however, that'll be in Singapore. What caused him to miss the starts? I don't think he's ever DNQd Britain 1999 must be one. Red flag on lap 1 and he crashed and broke his leg. France 1996...

kostas22 wrote:

Let it happen, please.

Someone give this man a beer!

Nando, Felipe is faster than you! Can you confirm you understand that message?

kostas22 wrote:

Ferrim wrote:YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSS!!!!

When was the last time someone unrejectified himself with a win from pole position???

Farina at Silverstone 1950?

Not only Farina did that in this race

Why live timing isn't working when it's most needed?
Anyone also got this problem?

Think Hamilton will start from pit lane. There isn't much he'll lose, and some modifications on the set-up should make car better on race trim. I think they can even change gearbox to get better gear ratios.

And another small sponsor for the team. It starts to look a little bit promising...

http://www.hrtf1team.com/en/noticias/cr ... -team.html

F1 would be monaco, monza and spa, because the character of these tracks hasn't really changed over the years (while nurburgring and to a lesser extent silverstone did) silverstone would also have to share the british history with brands, which none of the othere tracks had to. So if you would say ...

Well, looks like he tested skoda fabia wrc recently (he owns that car I think). There are some pictures: http://www.formula1.pl/F1_news-13155-Ku ... e_WRC.html

If he can drive a wrc car it is possible he could make a surprise return....

Propably they're still wondering about that

- drivers desperately trying to qualify or even race in their team mate's car (after damaging their own). It was quite often seen even in nineties
-spare cars! i wonder how the grid would look like after pile-up like Spa 98

Oh dear.....

http://www.hispaniaf1team.com/en/home/2 ... ms-problem

They said in Polish Radio, only a couple of minuts ago, that Robert's hand was almost cut out in 2 places, so surgeon had to perform some kind of a replantation. This means almost for sure that the nerves of his hand were damaged, and as an orthopedic surgeon I can tell you that it'll take months fo...

Shizuka wrote:NO!

...so, who's going to be replacing him, if his injury takes more time for him to recover? Senna? RRRmmmnnnn Grrrrsssjnnnn?

And there goes Kubica's Nemesis: Nick Heidfeld

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